Tag Archives: Pedro Alonzo

Large Marble Leaves by Claudia Comte Shine beneath Tall Oak Trees in Central Wharf Park

October 31, 2022 · by · in Art, Artists, Boston Public Art, children, Contemporary Sculpture, environmental education, families, Installations, interactive art, Nature study, parks, plants, public art, Sculpture, temporary art, trees, visual art · 1 Comment

Enticed by a notice from NOW+THERE about the current installation of Claudia Comte’s Five Marble Leaves in Central Wharf Park, I visited on a sunny October morning. During a delightful half-hour documenting with my iPhone, I began to plan a first post that would convey the captivating combination of artwork and setting. I hope these photos, quotes, notes, and links meet that goal now or soon after further adventures in the park.

Structure Guides Discoveries in Alicja Kwade’s Art at Castle Hill and MIT

December 15, 2019 · by · in architecture, Art, Artists, augmented reality, children, conceptual art, Contemporary Sculpture, design, environmental sculpture, Exhibits, humor, Installations, interactive art, kinetic sculpture, Monumental sculpture, museums, public art, Sculpture, technology, temporary art, visual art, women artists · 1 Comment

I visited Alicja Kwade’s TunnelTeller at Castle Hill in Ipswich in mid-November and hope to do so a few more times before it goes on April Fools’ Day! This post shows my photos of Kwade’s impressive work , including outdoor art at MIT. It provides links to more persuasive photos and information. I’m posting now so local friends and colleagues can plan to go before Kwade’s art has gone.